Hopefully there's some seasoned experts out there.
Looks like there will be a few good trips. What's the best way to get to each place?
I'll start with the easy one...:greengrin
Dublin - Ryanair flight
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Hopefully there's some seasoned experts out there.
Looks like there will be a few good trips. What's the best way to get to each place?
I'll start with the easy one...:greengrin
Dublin - Ryanair flight
Can depend on how many days you have for travelling. One of my friends has already booked to go to Krakow, and will travel to wherever the game is. So you could also book ryanair to Weeze, and gamble that the game is played in Dortmund again, or get a connecting internal flight/train. For Georgia, guess it'd be with BA or equivalent to Tblisi via Heathrow or Gatwick. Gibraltar play all their home games in Portugal
Few folk on the TAMB website have booked to Frankfurt on rhe basis has good links to all possible venues.
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My guess is the Germany game will be at the Olympic stadium in Berlin
149 bus!Quote:
Originally Posted by LancsHibs
really hope thats the case. games on a sunday too, straight from berghain to the game :aok:Quote:
Originally Posted by LancsHibs
If that goes to Spandau I will be on that as well:agree:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hiberlin
That's the one. Get off at Heerstr. and walk up to the Biergarten in the Preußischerlandhof for a few beers and a bratwurst before and after the game.Quote:
Originally Posted by eddiethedog
Quite fancy a Tartan Army away day. Are tickets easy to come by or do you have to be in a club or what?
The latter :agree:Quote:
Originally Posted by Jones28
http://www.scottishfa.co.uk/scottish....cfm?page=3138
Used to be that, whilst you needed to be in the Supporters Club to buy an away ticket, you could have someone apply (unofficially) on your behalf if you weren't a member and pass on the ticket. This changed when every fan was required to pick up their tickets for the return leg of the play-off with the Netherlands (this was more down to logistics, as the time between the draw and the game was very short). Even though this had the affect of reducing the numbers of the away support somewhat, I think this then gave them the idea to start doing a random selection of fans to pick up their tickets in person, generally from a hotel in a central location, to avoid any non-members getting a ticket. This also gave them control over who attended matches and, so they said, reduce any potential for trouble.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jones28
There are plenty folk, some I've seen posting on here, that say they have never been a member and get tickets for the home end without much difficulty and have no trouble with the home fans. I've done this in Germany and 2 friends were given free tickets by friendly Dutch fans for the aformentioned play-off in Amsterdam (when we were humped 6-0). This might not be the case for smaller venues where tickets are scarcer and there was a huge problem recently (Macedonia?) with fans gettting in with fake tickets and others with official ones being knocked back.
The problem for a lot of members is that tickets are allocated first to those who have accumulated the most points (1 point for each of the last 10 away games you have bought a ticket for). I was up to about 5 points a few years ago, but am back down to zero, so bit random if I would get tickets for any of the games. The easiest way to get up the ladder is to go to a few friendlies that will only attract the die hards, plus a few hundred others. I have a mate in Warsaw who would be happy to take me in the away end, so might just take him up on that.
I know many on here are, shall we say, not fans of the Tartan Army, but I have always enjoyed my trips away and some of my best travel memories have come from following Scotland.
Will probably do something along those lines(if it is in Berlin). I will certainly be outnumbered as will be going with Germans to the German end(if they can get tickets)Quote:
Originally Posted by Hiberlin
Is it frowned upon to be in the opposition end at football internationals? I have been an armchair Scotland fan since the very early 90's so have no chance of a Scotland ticket for Dublin, but Irish members of my family reckon they can get tickets for home end without too much difficulty.
I will join youQuote:
Originally Posted by brian6-2
Don't imagine there being much of a problem getting tickets for the German ends. Problems might occur getting in in full highland attire though.Quote:
Originally Posted by eddiethedog
Would be more likely to wear Hibs or Hertha gear:wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hiberlin
No club colours on a Scotland trip, only causes grief.Quote:
Originally Posted by eddiethedog
Hibs kilt?Quote:
Originally Posted by AberGreen
good lad :thumbsup:Quote:
Originally Posted by rosscarnie
frowned upon, also long sleeved tops to cover any hibs tattoo's you've gotQuote:
Originally Posted by eddiethedog
kilt sock must be rolled down to your ankles not pulled up above yer knee like the egg chasers like to wear
Never seen any bother with Hibs kilts (I always spot them) or club tattoos.Quote:
Originally Posted by bod
Club jerseys is a no-no.
Regarding home ends.
I've been in home ends in Germany, France & Macedonia. Macedonia was the only one where there was a problem. But our hotel was close so we changed into shorts and t shirts and walked in.
I've had mates in the home ends in Czech Rep, Norway & Croatia and they've never had any bother.
J
forgot nae standing on barstools belting out sunshine on LeithQuote:
Originally Posted by Bristolhibby
Sat in the home end in Paris and in Cardiff in 2012 with no problems at all.
Hope they announce the venue for Germany asap. Flights to munich at around from £190 Edinburgh just now...
To be fair it's not compulsory to dress like an extra from Brigadoon.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hiberlin
23 posts into the thread before that appeared, surely a new record for .net.
To be fair I didn't say it was, but it is good fun providing you're not analy retentive or so far up your own erse that you take yourself too seriously.Quote:
Originally Posted by flash
Just wear a kilt and an ireland top.Quote:
Originally Posted by Carheenlea
If anyone quizzes you just say you're McGeady's dad.
I'll just show them my German helmet and I'll be fine. :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by deano88
Was already planning a trip to Munich in the summer so we've booked to go between 3rd-9th September £115 and if it's not in Munich planning on travelling wherever. Shame Munich is hours from anywhere!!
Is a Wochenende ticket valid on a 149 bus? :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by Hiberlin
You won't need one Richard. Public transport within the city is included in the ticket. German efficiency :greengrinQuote:
Originally Posted by atomheartfather
Gibraltar game is to be played in Faro. Seems strange to let them into the UFEA if they can't play a game in their own "Country"
Why not, is the stadium not up to it?Quote:
Originally Posted by lucky
Has this been confirmed?Quote:
Originally Posted by lucky
Wikipedia (I know, could be *****) says they are playing in Faro until their stadium is ready. Apparently started in 2013 so may be ready for our game.